Over the last few years, cortisol has been blamed for a surplus of health problems, including depression, weight gain, heart disease, and lowered bone density, to name a few.
For example, Social Security has a surplus of $2.6 trillion, and its problems can be solved later with raising the retirement age, limiting COLAs and taxing Social Security like we did in 1993.
As rising unemployment and layoffs beset workers around the country, Iowa faces a different problem: a surplus of jobs.
Corbyn may be new to his role as party leader, but his problem is not a lack of experience; his problem is a surplus of the wrong kind of experience.
Gies stated that the game soundtrack "may be the most uneven collection in any of the main Guitar Hero titles", citing problems with "a surplus of tracks that seem out of place", "too many songs that are just boring to play", and "a number of synth heavy songs that are nevertheless shoehorned" into the game.
Of course, a surplus of worthy candidates is a good problem.
Apparently, then, it is not a surplus of babies that is the real problem, but where they are born.
The problem was a surplus of excellence, which led to a surplus of good vibrations in the kiss-and-cry area.
But even before the economic downturn, a surplus of overqualified candidates was a global problem, particularly in developing economies, where rising education levels are giving workers more skills than are needed to supply the growing service sectors.
The goal of these reforms was to solve the program's immediate financing problems, while creating a surplus of funds over the next few decades to prepare for the retiring baby boomer generation, which was expected to be a drain on the program's reserves.
China too has a surplus of car manufacturers, excess capacity and a problem with demand.
